Blackwood's Magazine, Band 288William Blackwood, 1960 |
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... reason to believe that the maintenance of peace has not after all been just a lucky accident , but rests upon deep - seated foundations which look increasingly secure . For there are certain things about the 1960's which were probably ...
... reason to believe that the maintenance of peace has not after all been just a lucky accident , but rests upon deep - seated foundations which look increasingly secure . For there are certain things about the 1960's which were probably ...
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... reason is quite simple . It is that today the great powers not only wish to avoid war themselves : they have also , for the first time , the power to prevent smaller powers from starting wars which may engulf them against their will ...
... reason is quite simple . It is that today the great powers not only wish to avoid war themselves : they have also , for the first time , the power to prevent smaller powers from starting wars which may engulf them against their will ...
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... reason in much that is perpetrated by man . Sixty years of floods and driving ice had not been enough to sort out this man - made mess . There was no canoe channel through it and there was nothing for it but to ' line ' down . We ...
... reason in much that is perpetrated by man . Sixty years of floods and driving ice had not been enough to sort out this man - made mess . There was no canoe channel through it and there was nothing for it but to ' line ' down . We ...
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A SKULL AND TWO DIAMONDS BY GEORGE LAUDER | 96 |
ATAHUAS HATS BY PAMELA ERIKSSON | 288 |
AN INNOCENT IN THE AIR BY ROBERT HUNTER | 318 |
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